- 06/17/2001
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Since there do not appear to be RPMS of the latest gtkmathview widget
available, I've built the RPM.
- 06/08/2001
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Version 0.1.2 is now available for
download.
This version comes with C and C++ reference manuals. I've used gtkdoc
for the C API and doxygen for the C++ classes. The overview documentation
(the User's manual and Developer's Guide) need some work, but the reference
manuals are almost complete!
An annoying bug with the division symbol has been fixed in this release,
and this is the first release to include the
gtkmathview
widget.
Finally, this release does away with the GConf requirement... for the
moment. Once I get the UnitSystem class coded, I'll be adding in some
settings so that gcitrus will remember your settings.
- 05/21/2001
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The C++ reference manual
now exists and is online in the documentation page.
It is very rough at this point, though.
- 05/19/2001
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The complete set of documentation that comes with Citrus is
now online at this link. This includes
the User's Guide, the Developer's Guide, and the C API Reference
Manual.
Also, Luca Padovani has released version 0.2.5 of
gtkmathview
which should contain the patch below, so there's less of a hassle
to build Citrus.
- 05/13/2001
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The CVS version now contains code to use a
gtkmathview
widget in gcitrus to display units. I haven't included autoconf
settings to turn it off if you don't have gtkmathview, and it
requires this patch
to gtkmathview-0.24 in order to work. So, if you're not feeling
adventurous, stay away from the CVS version for now.
- 04/21/2001
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Version 0.1.1 is now available for download. This release features
the library, a command line application, a cgi-bin application (and
sample web page form for using it), and a GNOME/GTK demo.
Code exists but does not yet build for a KDE/Qt demo and a gnumeric
plugin.
The other major news for this release is that there are prebuilt RPMS
available for Red Hat 7 systems (with Ximian GNOME). Even though you
may have a different system, this is still good news because it
means that I've spent the time to get the Makefiles working
correctly for "make dist".
